Price Paid Data from Land Registry sets out the details of residential and commercial land and property sales in England and Wales.

An innovative charity promotion is to be launched by one of Chester’s oldest law firms.

Recent findings have indicated that prospective homebuyers could potentially save hundreds of pounds by purchasing properties in a postcode next door

Across England and Wales, public sector workers with up to ten years of experience are being priced out of seven different regions

Land Registry Practice Guide 21 has recently been amended to illustrate when separate fees are due during property transfers, even if a single transfer form is used.

According to recent data, levels of UK homeownership have fallen to 62.9%, the lowest level since 1985 and down 0.7% from the previous year.

As average income last year was below the level needed to buy a starter home in certain areas, a quarter of neighbourhoods in England and Wales were off-limits to prospective homeowners.

The SRA have recently urged solicitors to adhere to Part 4 of the Practising Regulations, following increasing media reports of solicitors being charged or convicted of crimes.

A draft Terms of Reference has recently been published by the Payments Systems Regulator (PSR).

In order to meet demand, the UK construction industry needs to hire over 400,000 workers each year for the next five years.

In the wake of Bovis Homes having to pay £7m in repair costs, new questions have been raised regarding the standard of new-build properties.

The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) Propertymark has recently issued its January Housing Report.

According to a recent report, the growth in house prices has fallen to its lowest rate since 2013 due to warnings against overpricing.

According to recent research from Halifax, yearly savings for first-time buyers fell in comparison to those who rent, dropping last year to £651, from £879 in 2015.

Revealing the monthly estimated figures for both residential and non-residential property transactions, HMRC property statistics for January 2017 have recently been released.

Land Registry practice guide 6 has recently been amended in relation to the evidence required to remove a restriction.

The Transaction Data indicates that in January, 1,563,350 applications were completed by Land Registry.

According to recent research, those trying to get onto the housing ladder borrowed a record amount of money during 2016.

Land Registry have provided Today’s Conveyancer with further comments on their recently released proposals which may result in electronic documents replacing paper property deeds.

Recent research has indicated that the total number of conveyancing firms grew in 2016, breaking the five-year trend.

Despite the fall in the average selling price of one of its’ properties, Cala Homes has predicted a record-breaking year of profits as well as revenues.

According to the latest statistics, the number of new property listings across the UK has doubled.

Aiming to promote professionalism and integrity in the property industry, Propertymark has been launched by the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) and the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA).

Designed to help first-time buyers, Barclays Mortgages have recently launched the Barclays Homebuyer Cashback Mortgage.

According to recent research, January saw a surge in people trying to get onto the housing ladder.

The former Senior Regional Development Manager at My Home Move has been promoted to the newly created role of Deputy Retail Distribution Director.

There has been a 0.2% seasonally adjusted rise in home sales between November and December 2016 according to recent data from UK Property Transactions.

One of Land Registry’s core functions is providing the state guarantee.

Aiming to reach fees of £12m by the end of 2017, law firm Talbots have strengthened its senior management team.

The January sales market appeared to be lacking momentum, with month on month change in both enquiries and transaction volumes remaining minimal.

Following a landmark court ruling, property professionals are being urged to implement plans to effectively control Japanese knotweed.

Arguably at the centre of the housing crisis, the level of housing supply has struggled to meet the demand of first-time buyers.

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